We’re covering destinations within a 100-mile drive each way as potential day trips in this article. There are great destinations in four states surrounding the District that are within that distance – in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia. Below are some of the best Washington, DC day trips! Also, check out our previous article on 25 Washington DC Travel Tips to help you plan a visit to the nation’s capital!
Paris is one of the world’s most iconic, charming and romantic cities. An illuminated Eiffel Tower dazzles the night sky, punctuating the French capital’s treasure trove of highlights. There is perhaps no better way to experience the highlights of Paris in a short time than exploring by bicycle. Here is what you can expect to experience on a Paris Night Bike Tour!
Silver Spring, Maryland is a diverse community nestled along the boundary of Northwest Washington, DC. Here are some of the best restaurants, cafes and places to stay in Silver Spring, Maryland!
New Orleans is an iconic American city, with a culinary scene to rival any competitor. Founded in 1718 by French colonists, New Orleans was previously the capital of French Louisiana before the United States acquired it through the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. New Orleans is famous for its Creole cuisine, unique dialect, distinct music and annual festivals like Mardi Gras.
New Orleans is nicknamed the Big Easy. It is built along the vast Mississippi River, which is the largest river in the country. A favorite pastime in New Orleans is indulging in the city’s wonderful culinary scene. Here are some New Orleans foods you have order, with recommendations on where you should try them!
Richmond has a wealth to offer visitors from historic sites, a flourishing arts scene and fantastic restaurants. You will discover a culinary scene showcasing the diversity of contemporary southern dining. Here are 5 Richmond, Virginia restaurants ranging from old world elegant to hipster casual that you should visit!
